Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1924, Page 24

- THE EVENING_ST. of the minlster being the sceme of ROCKVILLE, Md., July 10 (Special). —Lewis W. Barnsley, one of Olney district's most widely known citizens, died early yesterday morning at the Montgomery County General Hospital, Sandy Spring, aged fifty years. Death was due to typhold-pneumonia and followed an illness of two weeks. He is survived by his wife, formerly Miss Eva Bell of this county; three daughters and two sons. The funeral will take place at 10:20 o'clock Fri- day morning from the home, burial 1o be in St. John's cemetery, Olney. The Rcckville Lodge of Masons will participate in the services. Mr. Barnsley was a lifelong resident of this county. Forma number of vears he had been a director of the Mont- gomery County Agricultural Soclety. The county commissioners have re- ceived a petition signed by more than 25 per cent of the taxpayers of Laytonsville district asking the im- provement of two miles of the road from Williams’ corner, near Laytons- ville, toward Woodfield. The petition- ers arc the first to take advantage of the county's newest road law, which requires the county commis- sioners to construct not more than two miles of up-to-date road in an district in which at least 25 per cent of the taxpavers petition for same and agree to subscribe to 10 per cent of the cost, the law, however, limit- ing the bond issues for such purposc to $75000 a year. As the Laytons- ville petitioners have complied with the law, the commissioners will, it is understood, proceed with the work soon ; Rev. A. B. Owens, pastor of the Methodist Church at Gaithersburs, this county, officlated at the mar- riage on Tuesday of Miss Edna Ear- man of Leesburg, Va., and William M_Jenkins of Gaithersburg. the home FOR ITCHING TORTURE Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo “he ceremony. The. county designated the Citizens' Bank koma Park a depository for funds. All other banks of the 'CANCER SPECIALIST - HISSED BY DOGTORS also Sty i The bond of William L. i - ' Philadelphians Resent Glov- er’s Unwillingness to Show .\ Serum for Disease. the county to succeed Cooley, has been approved ized to perform the dutles one of his first acts will thoroughly a more efficient working basis. Rockville and Washington Dickerson, at Dickerson, and By the Associated Press, and Glen Echo, at Glen Echo, PHILADELPHIA, July 10.—Dr. T. J. Glover of Toronto, speaking last night before the Philadelphia Clinical Association and the Clinical Society of the National Stomach Hospital, said he had ted the organism which causes er, told of success- t d he hoped to be able human beings. ) Dr. Glover, the cancer bacillus, occurring sin- s or in chains of three or - has been able to isolate it, he said, from every type of human cancer tissue and to srow it in spe- cial media. using it to produce cancer in animals and to develop an anti- toxin from young, healthy horses. T. Warmuth and James T. Philadelphia told of their experiences with the serum. In ex- treme cases. they deglared, little could be expected of the Serum, as it was not a cure, but a treatment. Up to May 1, 1924, they said, 84 hu- mans had been treated. Of these 25 died, 1 showed no improvement, 38 were improving and 17 were free from all symptoms of the disease, some for car and a half. mber” of Philadelphia physi- d scientists cautioned against ep! noon _in the Montgomery Base Ball League. _— Special Dispatch to The Star. this_city, to be ages. McFarland, pathologist f Pennsylvania, de- o the laboratory New York and re- o .k and Te” | There is one remedy that seldom fails to stop itching torture and re- lieve skin irritation, and that makes the skin soft, clear and healthy. Any druggist can supply v i Zemo, which generally Eczema, Itch, Pim- Blackheads in most give way to Zemo. Frequent- ly, minor blemishes disappear over- night. Itching usually stops in- stantly. Zemo is a safe, antiseptic liquid, clean, easy to use and di pendable. It cod only 35c; an ex-| tra large bottle4$1.00. It is posi-| tively safe for® tender, sensitive Sgcmo Soap, 25c—Zemo Oint- T ssion. lover replied that he had not prepared then to announce his Hisses were heard at this been discovery remark. and Dr. Glover finished his presentation ‘amid mingled applause g and boos diseases. —— Rashes, . July 10.—Mrs. Lemont Furnace, 5 ed the Cumberiand police department to locate her husband, who left home three months ago. He out fifty years of age and is a worker. ~ She sent a picture m’ standing near a coal all d in his arms tipple with of 10942601 people last year LIES and mosquitoes need not bother you if you keep a can of Flit handy. Flit clears the house in a' few min- utes of mosquitoes and disease- bearing flies. It is clean, easy to use and harmless. Destroys All Insects Flit spray destroys bed bugs, roaches, their eggs and larvae. Spraying Flit on garments kills moths. It destroys the eggs and the tiny worms called larvae before the final selection Try Flit in your home. At drug stores. dry cloth. commissioners excepting two Rockville banks are depositors for funds of Aud, re- cently appointed chief otc?‘ollcg for arles T. county and he is, therefore, author- office. Chief Aud has announced that reorganize the depart- ment' and endeavor to place it on at Washington Grove; Bethesda ani games scheduled for Saturday after- Receiver-Sender 3-in-1 Device. BALTIMORE, July 10.—A combina- | tion telephone, telegraph and wireless instrument has been constructed by Willlam R. Garner, an inventor, of used alternately to send or receive three kinds of mes- VICTIM OF BOAT FIRE BELIEVED MURDERED Probers of Three Rivers Tragedy to Hear Charges at Balti- more Today. have of Ta- county county the by the of his be to | Special Dispateh to The Star. BALTIMORE, July 10.—Charges that Lawrence V. Truitt was shot to E death during the fire aboard the Grove, | steamer _Three Rivers and tossed overboard will be heard today when the board of federal steamboat in- spectors reopen their investigation. J. F. Trultt, a cousin of the dead man, reached this conclusion, he sald, from the fact that there was a hole in_his cousin's forehead, and no water Boyds are the County STUDEBAKER Just Drive It; That's All the decp which eat holes. Exhaustive tests showed that Flit did not stain or injure the ost delicate fabrics. Flit is sold to fur stor- age plants, gtc., in bulk quantities. ‘Windows, bathtubs and tile will glisten if sprayed with Flit and polished with .a A Scientific _ General Insecticide Flit is a 100% effective insecticide con- taining no inactive (inert) ingredients. More than seventy formulas were tested was made. STANDARD OIL CO. (NEW.JERSEY) FLIT REG. U. 8. PAT. OFF. DESTROYS Flies—Mosquitoes—Moths—Ants Bed Bugs—Roaches Other Insects and Their Eggs IR W AR time laws demanding the presence of lifeboat crows at their posts at the first alarm of danger, crews did not appear at the two unlaunched life- boats, witness sald. the steamship Inzpectors will warded to the inspector general of steamships at Washington, but prob- ably will not be ready for transmis- sion for ten was found by doctors in the lungs of the dead man The statements of several survivors that no members of the crew attempted to launch two of the four lifeboats and no liferafts reached the water. These statements were made at the investigation conducted b: the Baltimore, Chesape: lantic Railway Company, owners of the ill-fated steamer. inspectors _will _investigate officials of e and. At- Despite mari- The report of o for- days. WASHINGTON, D. C. ’I‘H‘JRSD'AY JULY 10, 1924. Drug Stores “The Jessll Stores” A Capital Offense —in a Liggett Drug Store would be to deviate in the slightest degree from the doctor’s instructions in preparing prescriptions. If for any reason it cannot be prepared as prescribed, it is not accepted. 94 F St. 14th and F 15th and G 14th and Irving 1237 Pa. Ave. 1715 Pa. Ave. 13th and F 7th and E Sts. Liggett’s Milk Chocolate %2-pound Cake One for 35¢ 2 for 36¢ You Save 34c Peter’s Milk Chocolate V2-pound Cake One for 35c 2 for 36¢ Rubbing Alcohol A rub-down with PuretestAlcoholafter the shower during hot weather will change your disposi Cool and refreshing. It is = great 'l’fst;r& shaving. SPECIAL During July 4 Cascara Tablets 5 grain, bottle of 100. Bueing 1y 19C Sodium Phosphate (Effervescent) i coolin; leasant mmfinfiu. "Cal:)vmitnt dose cap with each bottle. S Doe yr 39c Jematls Skeeter Skoot ‘While repulsi: itos and fien, it 18 o tins le to the person, nor irritat to the skin. Sl Bone sy 19c¢ PuwEtast No. 6 Disinfectant A coal-tar Disinfectant kills ger neutralizes fonl odors, is safe and effective. Eco- nomical as a pint will make about jons of Disinfectant. __ Pin 5 it Adhesive Plaster o L g e i Tt extremely adhesive ical use as well | A dependable timepiece o —= Curlex Curling Iron Simple to operate, heats almost instantaneously. A safety de- vice prevents overheating or singeing the hair. Can be trans- formed into waving rod by removing one portion 98¢ * “Wake-up” July Special AT 1.00 “Buddy” July Special Watches 1_00 mer, made from the finest silk-sif- ted Italian Talcum. . .Regularly 25¢ Fragrant Bay Rum Made from the finest, imported, distilled oil of Bay, full strength and highest quality. 14 pint. ercu;’x’. sDo:.fl“ July 39C Cascade Linen Writing Paper About 90 sheets together with 50 envelopes to match. Regularly80c. ety All for 59¢ Symbot Fountain Syringe out seams, wide m&ng for easy .~ Complete as illustrated. teed one %?}s;rc'm Bn o carballe eey e water and other effective for sun| moth i Regularly 40c. Daring July 33c of i Our Every-day Low Prices Still Further "Reduced Pint size Pompeiian Olive Oil. . . .42¢ 50c size Hennafoam Shampoo. . . .35¢ Kotex (12 in package) 50c size Hinds’ Honey and Almond Cream, 3 for $1.00 D. and R. Cold Cream, 4-0z. size. .37¢ 25¢ size Woodbury’s Soap, 3 for 50c 17¢ 2bc size Lavoris.................19¢ 25¢ size Listerine. .. ........... 75c size Mellin’s Food. .. ........ $1.00 size Coty’s Face Powder . ...73¢c 25¢ size Mavis Talcum Powder ..16¢ 50c size Resinol Ointment. . . . .. .. Prophylactic Tooth Brushes. . 60c size Bromo Seltzer 25¢ size Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia 18¢ 80c size Ipana Tooth Paste. . .. ..32¢ 50c size Wild Root Hair Tonic. ..39¢ 75¢ size Bleachodent Combination 59¢ Pint size Welch’s Grape Juice. . ..23¢ Pint size Thermos Bottles, No. 24 79¢ Coty’s Talcum Powders (all « odors) . Palmolive Soap, per dozen. ..... $1.00 size Mahdeen Hair Tonic. . . 65¢c size Maybelline Shinola Outfit (without polish)...29c¢ Sterno Canned Heat, 3 for 25¢. . . . Pure Fruit Jams and “ other Food Products at Little More Than 1/, Price FRIDAY and SATURDAY ;*c’:p“fl“"'m Ao Pl o i A 45c jar Orange 2 for 46¢ —3 1b. packages 2 for Glc Marmalade 40c Symond’s Inn Pure Vs 3SeiurBallscdnals 3 (51 36 nilla Extract 2 for d1c 75¢ Symond's Inn 3 for #1c B Berme 2 for 40c LISy 2fordlc fresh ground Lon-nu-dh.))far 67¢ 's Pure Imj Slive S5 " for $1.19